The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

Rensounble Dress Novelties approves -
the world of Fashion
A variation on the plush wraps 50
popular lust now is to have the outside
Of cashmere edged with fur and the
lining Of plush Of contrasting shade.
A pretty one Is Of pale brown. edged
with brown fur and lined with emerald
green plush
A novelty in cloth for long coats is
called shadow CLOTH II is soft and
furry on the reversible side. but
smooth, in dark brown. green and
Gobelin blue shades. covered with fig-
ures in shadow or only seen in certain
lights A iichu collar Of light. long
fur and a muff to match are the fash
ionable accomplishments TO these
cloaks-
i An economical use can be made OF
the lace dresses made up last summer
over black silk which have lost their
freshness BY putting them over cheap
silk OF some evening shade. either
rich red. bright blue or yellow. They
make charming toilets for unceremo-
nious occasions. and the lace being over
a color. does not show its loss Of fresh
ness.
Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland wears
to her classes every day in Mrs. Sylvia
nus Reeds school demi-trained black
, wool gown without trimming or
. drpery; the bodice is plain and point
| ed in front. with puff sleeves and
Medici collar. Her hair Is dressed
high in puffs, held with tall comb
1 and few loose locks on her brow. and
, she looks like an old-time chatelaine.
Il Curled lambs wool is something like
Astrakhan. but Is much softer and
/, finer and more expensive II i much
1 used in its natural white tint for trim
I ming evening and opera cloaks and y
, shown in brown, black and gray fol
street wear. Several Of the imported
! London tailor gowns are Of Lincoln
! green. trimmed with black lambs
! wool These have usually muh q
match made entirely Of the fur. while
!, the little. low English toquc Of green
velvet Is trimmed with It
1 "Muffiom' and Labrador" are ths
y new names for fur The Labrador i
: a rich brown fur. with deep pile. mo-
! glossy. and very suitable for trimming
4 brown cloth or velvet a brown
4 costume has a plain skirt Of velvet. o.
: which . band Of Labrador fur foo
\, and half wide Is set on about I've
4 inches from the edge. The short brown
. drapcry and bodice are Of smcoth-facet
Z cloth. and velvet wrap Is trimmes
with the fur. Both muf and velve
y toque also have fur border.
y In evening dress Il has become YER!
= much the fashion TO vail the neck ant
arms with tulle. a single thickness
\ does not conceal them at all, but add
I. much to the appearance Of whitcnes
d and smoothness % greatly to be Dc
u sired. The sleeves are Of one thick
ness, made perfectly plain and edge
: where they finish slightly below the q
q bows with Bit Of lace laid on Nat
/. The shoulders are vailed with y b
!. tuckin9 two narrow breadths Of th
tulle into the corsage behind an
4 crossing and tucking the ends in front
q A new use for camers hair shawls
N 70 cut them into long dolmans Thes
% are wadded with layer Of gray co
q ton wadding and lined with heavy sill
- They are most effective when q
shawl Is made entirely Of mosaic will
"a out the plain center, but . very han'
NJ some evening wrap Il composed Of o.
n whose center IL q creamy white fro
are, with much red in the border.
a. was lined with white silk and 20 q
IN that the scarlet border and frini
"A formed the edge o. the cloak, whit
also had long flchu collar Of Y
u ~.c,o " y uorfd